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Show I ,TAH,AUGU r i THEHELPER JOURNAL, HELPER, UTAH former and 1475 carloads of apples expected to be shipped this year. Utah peach growers will ship 185 cars of peaches and 125 cars of apples. Utah's vegetable crop Is almost the same this year, with 235 cars, 256 cars being shipped last year No farmers in the territories served by the D. & R, G. W. are leaving their land. Lack of mois ture has curtailed some crops, but few cases of total crop failure have been reported. grease ; Shipments have escaped nf the of at Jwe"- - the on falling ... from last f..low fruit and 1934 weic to 15,247 Yi j, (W The Journal haa one of the best loadings have last year, equipped Job printing departments . j. f thf In the state. Prices reasonable. - vw Hit- - A WW- Home Operated Owned .:. 303 IpHONE . ir C A. - ;iiSF0RrK1LAIjn-x- fn Ai flavors -- Z1S.. BUTTER BEANS 28 OVALTINE, size ... 35C 29 Booth's ,2 D. Mb. Monte Mean mus- - 19C 18 and 'v SHRIMPS, Gulf Kist, 2 cans RAISINS, Seedless, bag 25C 28C 17C i i JAR RUBBERS, package 4C? Department i TOMATOES 3 pounds 5c LUG S 5 45c ' PEARS, Bartlett just right for canning, bu for Higher raw materials, hlrti. er labor cost all this means higher prices for canned vegetables and fruits eventually. Fortunately, we bought large amounts of canned goods before prices were expected to go up. You can still buy at the old price while our stock lasts. Now is a good time to buy in case lots, what you can afford to lay away for winter use. CLEANSERS Crystal White Soap, 10 bars, 29c; unwrapped, 2c a bar; Palmolive Soap, 2 for 9c; Clorox, 9c small bottle; Par, large pkg., and two bars soap, 29c; lye, 10c SUGAR I'tah beet sugar, 10-l- bag 59c; 25-lbag, $1.46; 100-lbag, $5.69. Other Bargains: Salt, bag, 10c; soda, 8c pkg.; B. Pine Chocolate, 13c; K. King ureen .iea, iyc; iau cans Pink Salmon, 12c; Tuiuiettes, 15c; large can pineapple, 19c; Wheaties, 11c; Sperry's pancake flour, 9c; Bisquick, 31c; B. Pine Catsup, 15c; Mason qt. jars, 89c; B. Pine Sliced Beef, 13c; Vienna Sausage, 2 for 15c; Blue Pine sliced peaches, 17c; powdered sugar 2 for 17c; 4 lbs. rice, 29c; salad fish, 2 for 25c; large can tomatoes, 10c; pints fly spray, 22c; Ice cold melons, V4c oz.; spices, 3 for 19c; pkg. fresh Eastern lard, 85c arm Qft "ROAST, lri4e T7ir 1ZC PIb. Closed rv 19C FRANKFURTERS pound 10c BEEF Boiling Meat rib; brisket, lb LAMB CHOPS, 2 pounds Monday, Sept. LABOR DAY n c CHICKENS Fancy colored fries, Rhode Islands and Plymouth Rocks, 20c lb.; colored hens, the same breed, 14c lb. Fresh today. BEEF Pot roasts from 7c to 15c lb. for meaty cuts of inspected beef. VEAL AND LAMB Veal chops, 2 lbs. 25c; stew 8c lb.; roasts, 9c lb. to 15c lb Lamb stew, 10c lb; chops 18c lb.; roasts, 15c lb. to 18c lb. Bacon, 14c lb for Bacon Squares; 12c lb for bacon ends; 18c lb. for fresh side pork, sliced; cured bacon, choice, lean, tender, 25c lb. Loose lard, 9c lb; nippy cheese, 19c lb; sliced bologna, 13c lb; frankfurters, 10c lb. ONE STOP TO SHOP P009 3 I 7C? BY BETTY WEBSTER Cold Drinks oven 50 to 60 minutes. drinks are a necessity for summer. They can be made INCONSISTENCY very nourishing and If not drunk Among the Inconsistencies being in excess or too rapidly, they are Indulged in by the government la DeneiiciaL that of bringing down the price of Of course, very little if any ice electricity to the consumer while may be added to the children's engaged at the same time in boostdrinks. By giving them different, ing the price of food and other pretty or cute glasses with either necessities. a sipper or a plain drug store straw they are happy. Phone news items to The Some rules to remember in makJournal. Helper ing drinks are: 1. Have them cold. 2. Do not make them too sweet. More sugar can be added if necessary. 3. Make syrups ahead of time and have some always ready in Central the ice box. Cold O MEAT and GROCERY Drinks HELPER Iced Chocolate Syrup 2 cups of sugar. Small cup of water. 4 tablespoons of cocoa. Little salt. Flavor with vanilla. Method: Cook together and make syrup. When ready to serve pour a little in bottom of each glass. Put in chipped ice and fill glass up with milk. O A Delicious Fruit Drink Juice of 3 oranges. Juice of 7 lemons. 1 cup of pineapple juice. Vi cup of prune juice. 1 cup of grape juice. 3 cups of strong tea. Sugar to taste. Mix, chill in ice box. Just before serving add about lVz quarts ice water. Fill bowl or glasses with ice and serve. O 1 1 Bottle of maraschino cherries. Mix well; serve ice cold. O Fruit Punch (80 glasses) 12 lemons. 6 oranges. can of pineapple. can fo white cherries. pounds of sugar. 1 bottle maraschino cherries. 4 quarts of ginger ale. 1 1 2i O WORTH KNOWING Save Your Extra Vegetables If you have an abundant garden and gather more vegetables than you can possibly use in one day, wrap the rest up in a newspaper. They will keep fresh much longer than if left lying loose in the pantry. BAKING HINT Angel Food Cake 1 full cup of egg whites. teaspoon of cream of tarter. 14 cups of granulated sugar. 1 cup of Swans Down flour. Vi teaspoon of salt. Vanilla. Method: Have everything ready before you begin. Use same cup for all measurements. Sift sugar SALE Late 1927 Dodge Panel Delivery Truck; excellent condition. Address Mr. Herman, Utah Hotel, Helper.. ltp Quick Service FRIDAY . SATURDAY AUG. 31, SEPT. 1 OH FLOUR, Snow- ball, 48 lbs 25c 4 cans Aa V SODA Crackers 3 pounds CATSUP, large bottles 40 WHEAT HEARTS ) cI 10 pounds pounds .... $1.49 FRUIT JARS Quarts POST TOASTIES 3 packages V 4 OATS, Crystal Wedding CORN MEAL package ( MACARONI or Spa- - V pkgs ghetti, z. COFFEE, Maxwell House, lb MEATS Mf Inspected POT ROAST M TO Pound 41 a PORK SHOUL- DER, lb S VEAL POT ROAST pound BEEF STEAKS pound FRANKFURTERS pound If Qg At X9 w JlUf HAMBURGER WHY NOT HAVE YOUR DINNER PARTIES IN OUR LOVELY BANQUET ROOMS? CAN ACCOMMODATE S00. SPECIALS sugXrT cup of sugar. 3 lemons. Excellent Meals UTAH Phone 244 Sperry's Drink bottle of ginger ale. A Dandy THE GRILL CAFE 60c TO 75o OPEN DAY AND NIGHT HELPER, UTAH times. Sift flour 5 times. Then-b- eat eggs until foamy but not stiff. Add cream of tartar and beat until stiff. Fold in sugar very slowly. Add flavoring. Fold in flour very slowly. Pour in tin. Bake in slow 5 rOLD FOR "A SURETY OF PURITY" vn. t Am small size, lb 1 In the Market P.RSRACCS Meat Denartmpnf m b. b. PINE TAR SOAP, Grandpa Wonder, 2 bars Qf ! 1 cake Remo Health Ji FREE Soap Vegetable 5e $ CORN Tendersweet 3 No. 2 cans b. J3 ba2 nt MARSHMALLOWS, Edward's Assorted, Vi-l2 bags NlQuak.2Ct . 4-l- b. 50-ce- 29C aas.. 1H pound bar 28C f KG OR Del -- 15C 19C tins 12 PANCAKE FLOUR bag.... Sperry's, 30C 31, HERSHEY'S BAKING CHOCOLATE 32a Old 13C I can 15C S.J.B. The Drouth b. Kellogg's, jKES, The boys who sold soap in Bicycle Contest, be at store at closing time Friday night at 6:15 and votes will be counted for winner. b. l2 pound can HOUSEHOLD HINTS Day 1 Monday-La- bor b. COCOA, Hershey's, 35C iicd -- Standard Cut, 3 No. 2 tins kKERS, 3, WE DELIVER T AUG. 31 SEPT STRING BEANS, DES. ILATINE . w Closed FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1934 PHONE 194 pound PICNIC HAMS Pound BACON, Machine liced V 4C& 23C |